Celebrities with ADHD include Simone Biles, Greta Gerwig, Adam Levine and more. These famous people with ADHD have opened up about their symptoms.

The life expectancy of people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be significantly shorter than that of people who don’t have the disorder, a new study suggests.

But research shows neurodivergent people are disproportionately affected. One review found around 22.9% of autistic people had an eating disorder, compared with 2% in the general population.

Hence the new study. The researchers analyzed primary care data from around 30,000 adult UK residents diagnosed with ADHD. These people were compared to a larger group of residents without ADHD ...

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People with ADHD are living shorter, unhealthier lives, according to a new study published Thursday. Min Chiu – stock.adobe.com “It is crucial that we find out the reasons behind premature ...

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Many people with ADHD, including Gallant, do well with deadlines. But now that she is mid-career, “I can tell that a lot of deadlines are fake — I’ve seen through the veil,” she says.

And more than half a million people (549,000) were waiting for an ADHD assessment at the end of March 2025, up from 416,000 a year earlier, according to figures.